You wont believe what happens to an egg in a vacuum chamber insane result?! 🤯

[maxwellN]

thank God you said yum yum i almost thought you forgot it

[phenomsrandoms]

I'm guessing because the shell is completely filled there's an equilibrium inside that helps it sustain the pressure, kinda like how coke stays fizzy if the bottle isn't opened

[SlippySloppyyy]

‘Nothing changed, very interesting.’ IT SOUNDS SO SARCASTIC HAHA

[bobsfog]

The space between the "Very Cool" to the "Yum Yum" made me laugh so hard 'cause he vasen't sure

[court]

I don't think that was air in the egg. That was water vapor forming as you boiled the egg at the lower vapor pressure.

[doingstuffwithdavid]

"All the air in the egg is coming out" 😂

[anapple.]

Someone correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m pretty sure it isn’t air getting sucked out of the egg, it’s the egg liquid boiling because there isn’t any air particles to Collide with it.

[Rwnds]

Hahaha, "All the air is coming out of the egg." that got me.

[parpar]

Imagine someone makes a vacuumed omelet 😮

[bigchimpin]

Not necessarily a dissolved gas or “air” causing the bubbles. It’s very likely to be the the liquid, mostly water, being boiled due to being under vacuum. This then creates water vapor that gets caught under the layers of very sticky proteins aka the bubbles that you’re seeing.

[ZeroGForce]

_"What happens to an egg in a vacuum chamber?"_
*Halle Berry as Storm:* "The same thing that happens to everything else."

[lkocevar]

Air coming out? No. Water in the egg boiling? Yes. Very cool, yum-yum.

[jonahbranch]

Finally my theory that chickens are from space is proven by the fact their eggs are resilient to the vacuum of space, meaning they can travel from planet to planet seeding life

[igot_acloak_u]

My dumb ass thought the egg was just going to magically cook

[pragyayadav]

"So nothing happened to it, interesting"
Me:Yea, very interesting

[YzuAiha]

Yeah, the egg has a pretty sturdy shape, basically a submarine, it could withstand high atmosphere pressure and vice versa.

[robconstant]

That wasn't some gas trapped in the egg white. It was the water boiling at room temperature due to a reduction in pressure.

[ultraflopp]

Life form on a random exoplanet: “how have we been created? It must be evolution I bet”
Me several millions years before throwing egg in the open space because I know nothing will happen to it”

[TheSofiv]

Good to know we can ship eggs safe and sound to Mars

[kylebarker]

My anxiety watching the egg whites flow over the container: 📉📉📈📈📈📈📉📈📉📈📉📈📉📉📈📉📈📈📉📉